Legal Question in Family Law in Georgia

Based on what you have said, I don't see any law that she is broken. Consult with a local attorney ASAP so that you can file a petition to resolve custody while you can still arguably take the position that she is still a resident of GA. Of course, my answer is based on the fact that you didn't say there was a court order in place giving you custody. If there is, my answer would be different. Even if there is, get a lawyer.

Nothing in your post reflects her breaking any law (absent a court order she can go anywhere she pleases). The fact that you are wanting to pursue a criminal remedy which is not appropriate underscores that you need a lawyer and should not do anything without counsel.

Did you have a visitaton order? If so, you can file a motion for contempt in the court that issued the order. Also, you should act quickly to change custody or increase visitation (assuming there is already a Georgia order in place).

You should consult with an attorney to form a strategy to allow you to obtain custody or obtain visitation.